Jin Boxin
China
Jin Boxin is a Chinese poker player with over $67,000 in live tournament earnings, known for his consistent results in Asian events, particularly in Jeju, South Korea. He won the WPT Korea 2024 Jeju Dragon Quest for $35,530 and has multiple final-table appearances in The Lord Poker Tour and other series.
Overview
Jin Boxin (also known as Boxin Jin) is a professional poker player from China who has made a name for himself on the Asian live tournament circuit. As of 2026, his live earnings exceed $67,000, with notable results in events hosted in Jeju, South Korea. He holds a Somuchpoker Poker Index (SPI) ranking of #1,756 globally.
Major Titles and Results
2024 WPT Korea – Jeju Dragon Quest Champion
In March 2024, Jin Boxin won Event #5: Jeju Dragon Quest at WPT Korea held at Landing Casino, Jeju Shinhwa World. The tournament featured 276 entries and a buy-in of KRW 1,100,000 (~$810). After a deal with the runner-up, Jin took home KRW 47,770,000 (approximately $35,530). This remains his largest recorded cash to date.
2025 The Lord Poker Tour Jeju
Jin continued his strong performances in 2025, finishing 22nd out of 191 entries in the TLPT Main Event 15K SHR (8-handed) at The Lord Poker Tour Jeju, earning $30,000.
2026 The Lord Poker Tournament Jeju
In 2026, he came second in the Opening Event of The Lord Poker Tournament Jeju, besting a field of 202 entries for a prize of $17,500 (KRW 17,500,000).
Other Notable Cashes
- 2024 KPC Jeju Poker Festival Main Event: $2,300 (buy-in KRW 1,600,000)
- 2024 RDPT Jeju Red Dragon Championship: $8,300 (buy-in KRW 2,200,000)
Tournament Record Summary
Based on available data from Somuchpoker, Jin Boxin has attended at least 8 live events, with 6 in-the-money finishes. His total documented earnings in Asia-Pacific stand at $67,010.
Playing Style
While specific details about his playing style are not publicly documented, his consistent deep runs across various tournament formats suggest a disciplined and patient approach, capable of adapting to different structures and buy-in levels.
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